You are competing in a race
and overtake the runner in
second place. In which
position are you now?
If you overtake the last
runner, what position are
you now in?
Take 1000. Add 40. Add another
1000. Add 30. 1000 again. Plus 20.
Plus 1000. And plus 10.
What is the total?
Marie's father has five daughters:
Chacha
Cheche
Chichi
Chocho
Question: What is the fifth daughter's name?
Think quickly.
Say "silk" 5 times,
now spell "silk"...
What do cows drink?
Say “corned beef” 10 times.
Now, what’s the English
word for “baka?”
Say “saging” ten times.
MANAGING
Say “stop" backwards 10 times
What do you do in a car when
there’s a green light?
How are
you
today?
OBJE C TI E S
1. Define what is drawing hard
2. Define what is drawing soft
3. Identify the different drafting instrument
4. Comparethe advantages of CAD drawing over
manual drawing
Computer Aided
Design (CAD)
Drawing Hard
• What are mechanical drawing?
It is traditionally called blueprint
because of the bluish dye used
in making copies, are architectural
or engineering plans created with
hard tools.
Mechanical Drawing
Drafting board with T-square
Drawing tools
Drawing Soft
• CAD is a well-known acronym that
stands for Computer Aided Design.
• CAD is defined as “the creation,
modification, analysis or optimization
of a design with the use of
computers”
Drawing Soft
• It is not only involves creating
drawing on a computer, but it also
aids in properly showing the
information represent by the
drawing.
ACTIVITY: Soft and Hard [Link]
CAD Vs. Manual Drawing
First are methodological differences.
• When drawing objects manually, the
whole object is created on paper
using a chosen drawing tool like the
pencil and ruler.
CAD Vs. Manual Drawing
First are methodological differences.
• With CAD, the user only needs to
indicate specific points, locations and
measurements in the drawing space,
then the computer generates or
draws the objects on its own
CAD Vs. Manual Drawing
Second are fundamental differences.
• All manually drawn objects are
not as exact in measurement as
those objects drawn using the
computer.
OBJE C TI
ES
1. Define what is drawing hard
2. Define what is drawing soft
3. Identify the different drafting instrument
4. Comparethe advantages of CAD drawing over
manual drawing
OBJE C TI
ES
1. Define what is drawing hard
2. Define what is drawing soft
3. Identify the different drafting instrument
4. Comparethe advantages of CAD drawing over
manual drawing
Starting the CAD Software
The CAD User Interface
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The CAD User Interface
1. TITLE BAR- Shows the name of the
program and file name
The CAD User Interface
2. PULL-DOWN MENUS – these are the
traditional menu navigators for
Windows where all function can be
accessed.
The CAD User Interface
3. TOOLBARS– access commands by
clicking on the buttons; commands in
each toolbar are sorted according to
function
The CAD User Interface
4. MODEL SPACE– the drawing space
The CAD User Interface
[Link]– the pointing device in CAD
software
The CAD User Interface
6. UCSIcon– stands for User Coordinate
System; shows the current drawing
orientation
The CAD User Interface
7. MODEL AND LAYOUT TABS– allows the
user to move from current drawing
space to another
The CAD User Interface
8. COMMAND WINDOW– input are for
commands and measurements; prompts
the user for options in commands
The CAD User Interface
9. STATUS BAR– shows coordinate
location of crosshair and status of
drawing modes